The Polish Lowland Sheepdog, also known as PON, is a medium-sized herding breed originating from Poland, known for its shaggy coat and intelligent, independent nature. They are affectionate with family and good with children, but require consistent training and lots of exercise.
Origin and Purpose
Developed in Poland as a herding and guarding dog for livestock.
Appearance
Dimensions
Gender
Height
Weight
Female
16-19 inches
30-45 pounds
Male
17-20 inches
30-50 pounds
Coat
Attribute
Notes
Color
White with black, gray, or brown markings; various shades of gray, brown, or fawn with white markings.
Type
Double coat with a thick, dense undercoat and a long, shaggy outer coat.
Length
Long
Care
Attribute
Notes
Shedding
Moderate
Grooming
High; requires regular brushing and professional grooming
Drooling
Low
Body
Attribute
Notes
Head
Medium size, proportional to the body, covered in hair
Skull
Moderately broad
Ears
Medium-sized, heart-shaped, hanging down
Eyes
Medium size, oval shaped, dark brown
Nose
Large with wide nostrils, always pigmented
Muzzle
Strong, slightly shorter than the skull
Teeth
Scissors bite
Neck
Muscular and medium length
Forequarters
Strong and well-muscled
Fore Legs
Straight and strong
Hindquarters
Muscular and well-developed
Hind Legs
Strong with moderate angulation
Feet
Oval and compact
Tail
Short or naturally bobbed, may be docked in some countries
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